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we are live in oakland where police had just done a raid on this home. another cold one out there. what about any sun, clouds, or showers? we'll talk about that as we look into the weekend. we're live from san jose where they are celebrating their first direct flight to asia in several years. but questions are being asked about the 757. we'll tell you about the investigation being launched today. plus overnight news for marin county. officers still on the scene of a deadly attack. ktvu channel 2 morning news
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continues. good morning, to you. welcome to a brand new day friday, january 11th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us again this morning. it is friday, it is cold. let's check in with steve. >> it is cold, breezy you two. a lot of 30s and 40s. if it wasn't for that breeze it would be colder. couple showers possible. i think even inland could be a little bit more in the way of cloud buildups today. upper 40s and low 50s. here is sal. traffic on highway 4 bay point you can see it moving along pretty well. san francisco northbound 101 traffic also looks good approaching the 80 split. let's go back to the desk. we are following breaking news right now from the east bay. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is in oakland where there is a raid going on.
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tara what can you tell us? >> reporter: if you take a look over here to my right to the right you can see this is the house that was actually raided just moments ago. and some of the people who live in that home were allowed back inside. officers have been questioning them but they're not under arrest. others were arrested. we're in the max well park neighborhood off interstate 5580. just after 5:00 this morning officers moved in. this is about one of half a dozen raids taking place this morning. we are told this operation the riskiest. these are alleged gang members. the search is still going on at this time. when we first arrived we did spot the police helicopter. neighbors did report hearing a loud boom. there was a tactical unit at the top of the hill and an ambulance in case anything went
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wrong. but they have left so it looks like everything went off without a hitch. we'll of course keep you posted. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty. our time is 6:02. sad story. a marin city family is mourning the death of a family member. a teenager who was shot and killed just after midnight. he's identified as lavonio williams. he was shot two or three times. paramedics did perform cpr but they couldn't save him. investigators are questioning witnesses but so far no arrests have been made. now coming up in our next half hour, we'll be talking to his family and bring you more details about meantime poli say a home on park d. police found the body of a 48-year-old inside the home early yesterday evening. two hours later a 27-year-old
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man showed up at the fremont police station with a suspected murder weapon turning himself in. both the victim and the suspect lived at that home but police have not told us the nature of their relationship or a possible motive. in just a couple of how weres from right now the new boeing dream liner jet will be taking off from san jose airport for the very first time. in 30 minutes from now the federal aviation administration will hold a news conference tied to the safety concerns about that jet. ktvu janine de la vega joining us live. she is at ma theta san jose airport right now. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well all over san jose you can see signs touting the inaugural flight to tokyo. it takes off here from at 11:45. it's being operated by ana. what is being used is the 787 boeing dream liner.
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the faa will be holding a news conference to launch a major review of the boeing 787 boeing dream liner. this week there were numerous problems reported with the aircraft. one flight had to be canceled because of brake lines with the plane. on monday a dream liner operated by japan airlines had an electrical fire broke out in its battery. this has spark concerns and put a damper on the air sport here. >> i think the more convenient international flights we have here locally is great. i love that. i don't like to have to drive to sfo. so that is good for me. >> reporter: nan will be flying to tokyo five days a week. it's the first direct flight from san jose to asia in six years. it's also the first airport in the bay area to have this dream
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liner that has been touted as technologically advanced and fuel efficient. coming up later in the morning the media is supposed to be giving a tour of the aircraft. there will be several transportation officials as well as people from ana. we plan on asking them about the latest development. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega. vice president joe biden meets today at the white house with representatives of the video game industry about ways to reduce gun violence. the vice president says he will present recommendations from his meetings this week to the president on tuesday. yesterday the vice president met with representatives from the entertainment industry and gun owners groups. the president of the national rifle association says he left that meeting disappointed. >> they knew going into this meeting what the president's position on the so-called assault weapon ban is. it's the same he's taken for years. these are not new positions. the vice president said we do this with an open mind.
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at the meeting he said no we made up our mind on that. >> nra says it will not allow quote law-abiding gun owners be blamed for the acts of criminals and madmen. >> i don't need an assault weapon to protect my home. >> gun owners alistening with supporters of gun -- along with supporters of gun control packed a meeting. meeting. three finalists were interviewed. now the city manager says she wants more time to consider them and look at even more candidates. the current police chief chris moore plans to retire a week from today. 6:07 is the time right now. back over to sal who's been kind of busy for afraid. how does it look? >> it's okay. we are getting more people on the roads now pam and dave. and you'll see some of the traffic pictures more people showing up at the bay bridge.
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some of the lanes are getting crowded. usually the metering lights go on at 6:15 if there is enough traffic to justify that. also the morning commute is looks good in san francisco along northbound and southbound 101. some people from dublin and pleasanton were without power. this was first reported at 4:45 a.m.. they haven't told us when they plan to restore power. let's go to steve. thank you very much. a very good morning. had a nice tweet from angela. bone chilling cold. can you make it warmer? i'll be happy to put your order in. it could be colder. i'm just saying. i think sunday will be the coldest morning between now and then. there is too much of a breeze and cloud cover. frost and freeze warnings are out and for good reason.
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there is a lot of cold weather spilling in here. cold continues to funnel in and another system is driving in here. look at the lows. 26 now in fairfield. yet novato says 43 with a north wind at 18 miles an hour. 46sfo. they've had northwest at 14. livermore is now 32. concord is 32. there is cold air in place. it's just being held up. look at this system taking a little bit more of a path. a little bit more inland. there is very dry air over inland areas. there is a lot more moisture off the coast. areas closer to the coast have a better opportunity for showers. but i would think that today may be a little more build up over the hills. and it's breezy and cold in the mornings. upper 40s and low 50s. another cold morning on saturday. one more system drops down saturday afternoon and evening cold and breezy after another -- upper 40s and low 50s. it doesn't matter north, south
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bay. inland. everyone will be within a very fine temperature range. it's 49-52. clouds possible showers. next week looking warmer. rs to give you an idea how cold it is in the south bay take a look at at this video from mount hamilton. it's covered with a dusting of snow and trees look at that. it almost looks like tahoe. we wanted to get an up close look at all that. bay area children will win if the 49ers knock off the packers. mayor ed lee has a friendly wager with his green bay counterpart james schmidt. that means if the hotters win local kids -- 49ers wins the local kids will be able to tour the new museum when it opens.
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don't forget ktvu has complete coverage of tomorrow's playoff game. we begin with playoff play book at 4:00. that is followed by fox's pregame show at 4:30. kickoff right after 5:00. and after the game stay with us. supports director mark will host point after. why afghan president hamid karzai is going to the white house today. the reassurance u.s. leaders want from karzai as u.s. troops get ready to leave afghanistan. all of california could feel the quake. campbell soup in sacramento is about to close down. what employees were just told about their last day on the job.
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new this morning from pakistan shiites in the city that was hit yesterday by several terror attacks that killed 120 people they are refusing to bury the dead. it's a protest to demand that the government do something to protect them from attacks by sunni extremists. in less than an hour from right now a very critical meeting agains between president obama and hamid karzai. as kyla campbell reports the
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outcome could determine how many american troops come home this year. kyla. >> reporter: dave more than 60,000 u.s. troops are in afghanistan right now. president obama has not determined how many will leave the middle east this year. the u.s. war on terror in afghanistan officially ends next year. u.s. and nato forces are set to leave by the year of 2014. this year afghan forces are supposed to take the lead in security and that means thousands of u.s. traps could return home. but president obama is open to keeping anywhere from 3,000 to 15,000 u.s. troops in afghanistan. after the end of the war next year. the u.s. leaders want to make sure afghan officials can run their government and security without america's help. plus the pentagon wants karzai's word that the afghan security forces will keep the taliban from setting up shop as soon as the u.s. pulls out its troops.
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[ inaudible ] >> reporter: keep in mind secretary of state hillary clinton and secretary of defense leon panetta are both leaving their post within weeks. how the president's nominees could effect u.s. troop withdrawal. live in washington kyla campbell. the pastor who was supposed to deliver the benediction at president obama's inauguration is now backing out. that is after remarks made by the reverend louie surfaced that he made two decades ago condemning the same sex rights movement. spokeswoman for the presidential inaugural committee says they didn't know about his past comments. she says he was chosen by his conferences attract tens of thousands of young people. three years after a
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devastating earthquake haiti is still in dire straits. they are in need of medicine, and food and clean water. human rights groups are holding solidarity civiles across -- vigils across the world. activists say the red cross received hundreds of millions of dollars in donations but they say very little has gone to help earthquake survey survivors. seismologists giving a second thought to a theory on how a major earthquake on the san andorra warehouse fault mate effect thousands of people in california. the two sections of the fault are considered locked but the central section of the fault creeps and thought to provide a buffer between the two zones. but the magnitude 9 earthquake in japan two years ago proved
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that theory is not always true. a public memorial is planned tomorrow for the petaluma teenager who died after a new years eve party in south like tahoe. her body was found behind a snow bank just a week ago. she attended a music festival and may well have vied to walk three miles back to her hotel. tomorrow's memorial is at the public school. karl bell soup company in south sacramento will be laying off 290 workers on february 1st. all 750 employees will be gone by july 1st. campbell soup announced it's shutting down the production facility before the end of the because it's the most expensive factory in the country. workers say they will keep supporting each other as long as any of them are still on the
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job. production will be shifted to texas, ohio, and north carolina. in the north bay an overflow crowd was at the third and final community forum on gun violence. bay area congressman mike thompson hosted the meeting. thompson chairs the congressional gun violence province task force. last night people packed into the hallway and overflow room waiting to speak. among the speakers the widow of a fort bragg councilman that was shot and killed by a mentally gunman last year. >> you have a responsibility to keep the guns out of the hands of mentally ill and truck users. >> i see no purpose of owning assault weapons. at the same time i am not in favor of gun control. >> congressman thompson previously held meetings in vallejo and napa.
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he will take what he's heard back to his task force in washington, d.c.. time now 6:19. let's get everybody out the door. sal, you started off real busy. you are watching something i know. >> yeah. sometimes you catch me watching the list. just to make sure nothing surprises me. because sometimes things happen while on the air. right now things look pretty good. if you are driving out to the bay area it still looks pretty decent here coming up to the willow pass grade with no major problems. we continue to look at commutes on 680 as well nearby. that commute continues to look good on 680 from the benicia bridge all the way down to walnut creek. the toll plaza there is a little bit of a backup here. there is no problems driving through traffic. if you are driving in castro valley it looks good there. we have 2500 customers without
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power. 6:20 let's go back to steve. sal, thank you. cold for some. not so bad for others. there is a north breeze in there. anywhere from 20s and 30s and 40s. that north breeze is holding most temps up. but some isolated showers are already in the 20s. freeze warning out. also frost advisory. 26 for fairfield. 29 napa. santa rosa says 34. san rafael 36. i've seen 32. 31 now livermore. 35 mountain view. that is at moffett. a little system is dropping straight down this. may give us a little bit more in the way of buildups today. pretty good choreic tit. this one seems to push a little bit more toward inland areas. but again it's mainly a cold cloudy day for those near the coast and partly sunny and partly cloudy inland. isolated showers.
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we'll get better cloud buildups. upper 40s or low 50s. just another day where it's very, very cool. and again if the wind dies down it will be even colder. the weekend looks like one more system clips us saturday afternoon and evening. i think the game time temps will be nine 49 degrees. this morning the commerce democratic announced the u.s. trade deficit hit the widest gap in seven months. american imparts out paced exports by $48.7 billion. that is up nearly 16%. a wider trade deficit does act as a drag on u.s. growth. pepsi and anheusser bush are teaming up for super bowl ads. now they want to combine forces for a maximum impact. store displays will see their
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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. take a look at this. amazing video of a dust storm. that is off the western coast of australia. a giant red cloud of dust formed while passing over the town ofness low. meteorologists say dry conditions and strong winds created the perfect conditions for that dust storm. also this morning apple ceo tim cook says he expects china to replace the u.s. as his company's biggest market. cook is in china meeting with regulators. he made his comments to reporters during a break in meetings. but he would not respond to reports that apple is working on a lower cost iphone for developing markets such as china. san francisco famed gold dust lounge will celebrate its grand reopening this afternoon. the new location is on
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jefferson street. to celebrate the bar will be serving 25-cent irish coffees between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m.. it was forced to move from its powell street location. 6:26 is the time. back over to sal. how is the friday morning commute? >> it's looking good. we haven't had a lot of major problems. i've been looking at the list carefully here. i think we're off to a pretty decent start. 280 northbound continues to look very good. interstate 680 the sunol grade traffic looks good for some areas in pleasanton and livermore are without power this morning. 6:27 let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. another cold one out there. 20s showing up although the breeze has kind of held temperatures up a little bit. 30s, 20s, even 40s. san francisco 44. 29 napa and fairfield. frost and freeze warnings out
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now go to a little bit later. one more system coming down that will keep things a little interesting closer to the coast today. possibility of showers. upper 40s and low 50s. we'll have more on your weekend forecast in ten minutes. there was gunfire early this morning at an apartment complex in marin city. the search for the shooter. plus what we just learned about the victim who just turned 17 this week. we are live in oakland where swat teams moved in on a home where alleged gang members are. we'll tell you what police hope to find. we take you live to the opening bell. up next where a san francisco bank is definitely making headlines this morning. [ male announcer ] the career landscape of america is changing.
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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. they are honoring veteran there is. the iraq and afghanistan vets.
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they have an organization aimed at supporting those veterans imparticular based in new york. they are ringing the opening bell there. wells fargo san francisco based bank falling after a very good earnings report. we'll talk about that this morning in business. we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news it is friday, january 11th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. >> we have breaking news coming in from oakland. the police are conducting several early morning raids. ktvu tara moriarty is in oakland. she has all the di tails of who is -- details of who is being targeted. >> reporter: this is one of the riskiest raids that oakland police had this morning. this is the home that they were targeting. and you can see the shades are now drawn and officers are inside. they are conducting a search and talking to people there. we're in the max well park neighborhood off of interstate 580 just before 5:00 this
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morning swat teams moved into the home on the 3100 block of month sell low avenue. this is one of a half a dozen raids that are taking place this morning. this particular operation was dangerous because officers are dealing with alleged gang members. they are looking for drugs, guns, that sort of thing. when we arrived the police helicopter was overhead. we saw tactical units and ambulances on stand by. neighbors reported to us they heard a loud boom. we're not sure if that was a door being kicked in or flash grenades were deplayed. around 5:45 most of the units were pulled out. oakland police are remaining tight lipped about who exactly these people are. some of the folks inside were told -- they are inside right now. they are not under arrest. others were taken away. police will not comment about this case. they simply don't know the outcome of the other raids taking place this morning. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news.
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marin county forensic teams are still looking for evidence at the scene of a deadly shooting. the teenage victim just celebrated his birthday this week. the grief stricken family has been opening up to our own claudine wong who is out there this morning. claudine. >> reporter: yes. certainly have a very difficult time out here. the family lives in these apartment complexes. let me show you what is happening night right now. the coroner within the last hour has taken away the body of 17-year-old lavon williams. you can see they are out there still and they will be out there for awhile. we talked to the family about him. i want to show you the picture of the 17-year-old. the family says that you know he's had a little bit of a rough go of it but has been out of juvenile hall within the last nine months and has come here to spend time with his family. he had been here for just about a week and just celebrated his
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birthday now days ago. they do have a theory about why he was shot. >> i saw him five minutes before it happened. he came to check up on me to see if i was okay. because there was stuff going on by my house. this guy was acting crazy. and then i guess -- i don't know what he was doing. i don't know what he was doing. >> reporter: what did you say to your brother? >> my brother was freaked out by that and was like we have to be careful. >> someone thought he took this stash of dope. and took his life. and he did not even take it. we were all in the house. he did not take the people's drugs. so whoever it is that took somebody's chow my brother didn't take your dope. so you killed a person for absolutely no reason at all.
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a baby. a child. >> reporter: now we've also talked with police this morning. this investigation is still ongoing and hoping for anyone to come forward to help them piece together what happened. they say there were several 911 calls reporting shots fired about 12:15 thousands morning. they tell us he was shot two to three times and they are conducting interviews right now. back out here live they do expect to be out here for most of the morning. it could stretch into the afternoon as they try to get the pieces and evidence together in marin city's first homicide of the year. live in marin city claudine wong. happening right now as we've been reporting in a few hours the new boeing dream liner jet will take off from san jose airport launching ground breaking service but there are growing safety concerns about that jet. right now we're looking at the faa holding a news conference. let's listen in for a moment. >> to conduct a review of all
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of the critical systems of the 787 including -- a team of experts will jointly evalwait all aspects -- evaluate all aspects of the airplane. we want to make sure the approved quality control procedures are in place and that all of the necessary oversight is done. we want to see the entire picture and we do not want to simply focus on individual events. we want to determine the root causes of these recent events so they won't happen again. we are going to put an emphasize on the electrical systems of the airplane. what this includes is components such as batteries and power distribution panels. we'll also look at how the electrical and mechanical systems of the airplane interact with one another. >> we are listening into the faa news conference going on right now in washington, d.c.. he is talking about the dream
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liner boeing 787 the jet that has had problems and he specifically mentioned they are looking into electrical problems, battery problems. we talked earlier about one jet. there was some fuel leaking after it landed. again they are supposed to take off from san jose. we have watching the story throughout the morning and listening to the press conference. coming up at 6:45, ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega will have more on this story coming up from san jose. our time is 6:36. the number of flu cases keeps going up. between september and december more than 22,000 flu cases were reported. the cdc says this could be the worst flu season in a decade. on top of that, there is a shortage of flu vaccines. >> i have had asthma in the past and so i was high risk so i always got the flu shot. >> now if you do get a flu shot doctors say it takes two weeks to become effective. coming up we'll get an update
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for the c -- from the cdc. right now we want to get an update on traffic. >> traffic is continuing to look pretty good. it's getting more crowded. we're looking a the the toll plaza here. it's crowded. it's not as bad as it has been. usually it's backed up way beyond what with can see here. so not a brad day. and usually if this starts this way by the time 8:00 rolls around it's completely empty. unless there is a crash. moving along and taking a look at san francisco northbound 101 traffic looks good coming in from san francisco all the way up to the downtown area and 80 split. and if you're driving in the pleasanton area livermore, dublin 2500 customers without power in that area. some signal lights may be out. treat those as a four-way stop. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a very good morning. cold morning.
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20s, 30s, and 40s. this breeze is holding temps up a little bit. however we have a frost advisory and freeze warning. it's a cold pattern top to bottom. an with we have a result bit of snow showers. system coming off the eureka, crescent city area. clouds and sun today. that north breeze holding some temps up. it's a cold one. there will be low snow levels we'll get that moisture to move inland a little bit. probably too dry. i think there will be a little bit better buildup on the cloud cover. now novato 36. there are temperatures that are colder than that nearby. napa 29. fairfield 26. just depends on where you are. mountain view 35. san jose 37.
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evelyn had 36. if any wind protected areas it's even colder. san francisco 44. oakland 43. this system you can see a little bit more active toward eastern areas than it was yesterday. the system yesterday went parallel to the coast. but today i think we get a little bit more in the way of buildups. it will still be a cold day. 20s and 30s and 40s. the coldest day between now and the weekend looks to be sunday morning. tomorrow morning as well. we'll start off with more cold readings. frost and freeze warnings. one more system come down the pipeline that will be saturday afternoon and evening. upper 40s for some. walnut creek at 50. brentwood, livermore 49. 52 san jose. 51 morgan hill. 49 wood side. pacifica 50. although it's 47 right now at half-moon bay with a north wind. some areas are held up but that wind is definitely on the coast. coldest sunday morning. next week with your weekend always in view you can focus on
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sunny weather. green bay packer fans are starting to arrive here in the bay area for tomorrow's playoff game. it is hard -- it is not hard to miss them. they have packed several hotels including the fisherman's wharf and this weekend provides a local boost. this is normally a pretty slow time of year. tune into ktvu tomorrow for complete game day coverage. we begin with playoff play book at 4:00 p.m.. pregame show at 4:30. kickoff just after 5:00. time now 6:41. we've got an update. we were talking about this all day yesterday. the big rig crash off that freeway in vallejo. the first good samaritan that risked his life to go in there and save the driver. how the good samaritan himself was hurt. we're live from san jose
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international airport they are celebrating its first direct flight from san jose to asia. questions are being raised about the aircraft being used. we'll tell you about the investigation the faa is launching. good morning. traffic on the sunol grade looks good. we'll tell you more about the areas power outage that may effect traffic nearby. [ male announcer ] subway has so many
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good morning. it's cold out there. mostly clear. it will be partly cloudy later on. temperatures though 20s right now. 30s and 40s. upper 40s and very low 50s. welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right now. oakland police are conducting several early morning police raids this morning. reportedly they are targeting alleged gang members and weapons and drugs are being confiscated. also in marin city a teenager visiting relatives was shot to death just after midnight the teenager just turned 17 years old. four days ago. now police say there are no suspects right now. but family members told ktvu claudine wong they think the gunman mistakenly thought the teenager stolen drugs from him. other top story right now the faa is holding a news conference on boeings dream liner 787.
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i want to take you there live to the conference in washington, d.c. still going on right now. this comes in reseasons to grow -- comes in growing safety concerns over the jet. we've been watching this news conference live. we also have ktvu janine de la vega at the airport this morning for more on the story. janine. >> reporter: officials here at san jose international airport are excited about having the boeing 787 dream liner operate here. it's first inaugural flight takes off today to tokyo. there is growing concern about the safety of the aircraft. the department of administration are holding a news conference right now to do a major review of the boeing 787 dream liners electrical system. this week one flight on ana had to be answerabled because of
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brake problems with the plane. that follows a fuel leak. and on mopped a dream liner operated by japan airlines had an electrical fire break out in its battery. we just heard from the department of transportation the head of that just moments ago. here's what he had to say. this review will cover the critical systems of the aircraft including design, manufacturing, and assembly. through it, we will look for the root causes of recent events and do everything we can to insure these events don't happen again. >> reporter: ana will be flying to tokyo five days a week from san jose international airport. it's the first flight in six years. san jose airport is also the first airport in the bay area to have this dream liner that has been touted as technologically advanced and
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fuel efficient. coming up later on, we are supposed to get a tour of this boeing 787 we plan on talking to transportation officials including the former head of the department of transportation norman manetta himself. if you are traveling from san francisco this weekend, you may run into delays. sfo is shutting down one of the main runways for safety upgrades. the closures start at 10:00 tonight. they will last through 8:00 a.m. monday morning. that could mean delays up to 45 minutes for departing flights. this is the first of three weekends for this closure. time now 6:48. now details about yesterday's shooting at a central california high school that left a student fighting for his life. it happened in taft. now that is an area south of bakersfield. authorities say the 16-year-old took the gun from his brother and then targeted students that had been bullying him for more than a year. surveillance video shows the boy trying to hide the gun as
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he walked into the side entrance of the school. once he got inside, he shot one student and targeted another before a schoolteacher was able to talk him into surrendering. there is a court arraignment hearing today for the colorado movie theater shooting suspect this is after a judge ruled there is enough evidence for him to strand trial on 160 felony charges. 12 people were killed. 58 others were hurt in that attack in july. now he is supposed to enter a plea this morning but his lawyers will probably ask the judge for a delay. more information out about yesterday morning's big rig crash that happened in vallejo. a pickup truck crashed into a big rig on highway 37. then the big rig went over the railing and fell 30 feet down. now three good samaritans including an off duty paramedic risked their life. they ran in there to pull the driver out of the burning
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wreckage. the driver 43-year-old william of roseville later tied. >> it tears you up after you lose somebody. especially after an accident like this. this guy was just driving to work >> the paramedic suffered second degree burn. he's hoping to find the two other good samaritans that risked their lives just to tell them thank you. right now 6:49. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic. any problems? >> we don't have any major problems. as a matter of fact the traffic continues to move along pretty well. it's a little slow in some areas. this is a look at interstate 880 and the traffic here is moving along nicely. there are until major problems by the way if you are driving on southbound 880. we're also looking a the the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a backup. but it's not nearly as bad as it normally is. and in san jose we are checking the road sensors. northbound 101 near capitol expressway there is a minor accident on the shoulder.
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northbound 280 traffic a little slow. 85 is slow after 17. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. the coldest air is arriving today. it doesn't mean this is the coldest morning. we have a little bit of a breeze still. that is stirring up the atmosphere. there is still a north wind there. overnight lows 20s showing up. mainly 30s and 40s. freeze and frost warnings are out until 8:00 this morning. they will be back tomorrow morning. couple 20s finally. napa 29. fairfield 26. vacaville 28. i know never livermore 26- degrees. 36 san rafael. a lot ofs closer to the bay. there is a north braze holing some temps up a little bit. you can see the ridge of high pressure here. that drives temperatures down. clouds, sun, sun to start off and then clouds build up later on. most snow levels we get any
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moisture most of the activity stays parallel to the post. this is looking like it's tracking a little bit more east today than the one we had yesterday. you get a good look at it right there. mendocino county maybe northern sonoma county a better opportunity. still if you don't have any clouds or showers it's going to be a very cool day and we'll start the process again on saturday. one more system saturday afternoon evening. and if you're going to the 49er game, think the game time temperature will be 49 degrees. i really do. i'm not making that up. then it will get colder in the second half. 40s and 50s on the temps. one more system saturday. sundays morning very cold. and then next week sunny and warmer. how about that? >> all right. and i think 49 degrees is a good omen. starting today walmart will sell the iphone five without a contract. buyers will pay $649 for the 16 gigabyte phone. customers can apply for in interest loan for payments of $25. they can package that with an
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unlimited talk, text, and data plan for for another $45 a month. san francisco companies is helping ski resorts presell lift tickets. according to this mornings san francisco business time lift taupe yeah is helping with demand pricing. the idea came from two managers at hot wire who realized resort were not taking advantage of the presale. they now sale discounted aadvance purchase tickets for 250 north american resorts. lift taupe yeah. >> all right. 6:52. yesterday we were talking about mr. teeth. that huge reptile that was guarding a stash of marijuana. now we have sad news about mr. teeth. we bring you all the details. plus it's not gotham city but petaluma has its own batman. we'll tell you about this masked man. [ crickets chirping ]
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welcome back. time 6:55. that scary exotic reptile that was found guarding an east bay marijuana stash it has now died. they called him mr. teeth. you can see why. a 16-year-old camen looks like an alligator sheriffs deputies say they found him inside a castro valley home on wednesday right next to $100,000 worth of pot. mr. teeth was take ton the
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oakland -- taken to the oakland zoo. he was in critical condition and died several hours later. the owner was in court on drug charges and also facing animal abuse charges. this week's oil tanker accident in san francisco bay could lead to big changes for all big ships passes under the bay bridge. they are considering tough new rules for tankers heading in and out of the bay on foggy days. on monday an empty oil tanker sideswiped the bay bridge tower caused millions of dollars in gang-- caused millions of dollars in damage. a real life batman is fighting crime on the streets of petaluma. the man has become a facebook sensation. during the day he's a college student. but at night he slips into his dark suit and roams the streets.
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he's not trying to do the police department's job. if he sees crime he reports it to the authorities. he does want to host charity events in the future including cleaning up the streets. lest go to the boy -- let's go to the boy wonder sal. what is happening in the commute? >> traffic is doing well. we are look agent the toll plaza. you are probably wondering about that. and also looking at the south bay where the traffic here is a little bit better than it was a few minutes ago. now let's go to steve. thank you, sal. frost and freeze warnings out until 8:00. it took awhile for some temps to get into that critical temperature range. look for a little bit more partly cloudy skies today and very cool. upper 40s and very low 50s. we'll have more on mornings on 2 and take a look at the current temperatures. also coming up next ktvu news the only crew on the scene of breaking news in the east bay. right now dozens of police officers are involved in risky raids. a teenage tragedy in marin county. what we know about a deadly oo

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